Mizrahi
Most Israeli Jews fast on Yom Kippur, while over half take part in prayer services, survey finds
Only a small number of those reported to be fasting partially or not at all are older people, according to the survey data, suggesting that the reasons are more linked to health or principle.
Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood, Dudu Tassa to kick off Jerusalem Oud Festival
Why Israel's right-wing voters feel the system is stacked against them – opinion
Man arrested for threats after bullets, knives, and red X's placed at banks, supermarket
Report on racism in Israel shows significant rise in reported incidents
The complaints mainly addressed racist statements and publications, discrimination in receiving service, discrimination in employment, racism by the police and racism in education.
Israel's third largest bank to pay $195 m. in U.S. tax case settlement
In a quarterly earnings report in August, the bank said it had set aside 425 million shekels ($117.75 million) during the quarter to cover a likely fine by US authorities.
Mizrahi Jewish spies built Israel, their descendants meet racism there
While America had closed its gates to the Jews of the Middle East, my family heard word of a safe haven for the Jewish people: Israel.
Egypt's alleged plan to fund Jewish site restoration may be propaganda ploy
Last month, Egyptian Antiquities Minister Khaled al-Anani announced that Sisi had earmarked the money to rehabilitate Jewish monuments and houses of worship in the country.
A bridge back to Yemen
While many would look back and focus on the trauma of such a period and the shock of arriving in a new country, Avraham remembers it as sweet and full of wonder.
Why is the story of the Jewish refugees so little known?
The question of Arab and Islamist anti-Jewish hatred goes to the heart of the conflict with Israel. So why have Jewish refugees been so neglected?
Uprooted
Yemen Blues to highlight US Sephardi music fest
The festival is being headlined by Renan Koen, a Sephardi classical pianist from Turkey.
The art and science of changing tomorrow
Two EMET Prize winners alter the realities of their respective fields.
Avnery’s legacy
When we hear today about Israel abandoning its democratic traditions or criticism about issues it should all be seen through the lens of Avnery’s critiques of the 1960s.
